Personal finance Things to do to reduce your taxes The end of the decade is nearly here! Before you head off for your final holidays or countdown parties, consider the following actions to lower your taxes. Do note that the tax relief
CPF Why investing your CPF is important. We receive a lot of questions about why, given the government legislated CPF Ordinary Account (OA) interest rate of 2.5%, anyone should take risk by investing their CPF money in the financial markets.
CPF Introducing: CPF investing with Endowus Why did we start Endowus? We started Endowus with a singular focus: to make the best investment advice and products accessible to all of us. In the context of our beautiful home Singapore,
CPF How to open a CPF Investment Account online in minutes We have partnered with UOB to bring you a better experience in investing your CPF funds. You can now open a CPF-IA with UOB entirely online in a seamless manner in just minutes.
CPF A guide to using your CPF to buy a house You can use your CPF Ordinary Account (OA) savings to buy a new or resale HDB flat, or private residential property. However, the government has put in place certain limits on using CPF savings for housing to ensure you will have sufficient savings to meet your retirement needs.
Personal finance Get a head start on the most important thing in personal finance The ultimate questions we must answer are: When we stop working and enter retirement, do we have enough saved to live a quality of life that we desire into our old age? Will we be able to provide for our loved ones and not worry about whether we will outlive your savings?
CPF Should a new Singapore Permanent Resident make voluntary contributions to CPF accounts? As a new Singapore Permanent Resident, one of the greatest benefits is that you’re entitled to participate in Singapore’s pension system CPF. Here are a few reasons why you should consider topping-up your CPF accounts on your own as a new PR to grow your retirement nest egg.
CPF CPF allocation rates: How it changes as you grow older Living in Singapore, many of you should be familiar with the Central Provident Fund (CPF). Akin to a “forced savings” scheme, the CPF is a mandatory social security system that enables working Singapore
CPF 4 things you need to know to better help your parents manage their CPF accounts Your parents have worked hard all their lives, and are now looking forward to the next chapter of their lives as they reach retirement age. Their CPF funds may be an important determinant
CPF The Nanny State, Crazy Rich Asians and lessons for your retirement plan in Singapore ‘These people aren’t just rich, they’re crazy rich.’ - Crazy Rich AsiansSingapore gets called many things: Garden City, Lion City, the Singapore Miracle, etc. Of its many nicknames, I'm sure the
CPF Guide to understanding fees for investing in unit trusts under the CPF Investment Scheme (CPF-IS) The CPF Investment Scheme (CPF-IS) allows CPF members the option of investing their CPF savings in various investment products such as stocks, bonds, unit trusts (mutual funds), fixed deposits and insurance. Here’s a look at the fees and sales charges to invest in unit trusts via CPFIS:
CPF Here Are 6 Things You Can Do With Your CPF Accounts While CPF contributions are primarily meant for you to accumulate enough money to enjoy your retirement, there are a few ways to withdraw your CPF monies and use them prior to retirement if you need the extra money.
CPF What you need to know before investing your CPF One of the ways to grow your retirement funds over the long-term is to invest your CPF. But before you proceed to invest your CPF savings, you should first understand a few important things about the CPF Investment Scheme (CPFIS).
